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Ghost (2011)
Ghost is an expressionistic short film about a little ghost who wakes up alone in a empty town, and tries to find her way back home to her parents, whose relationship hangs by a thread after their loss. The world of the mother and daughter interweaves as she tries to make it trough a alien yet familiar landscape of places, emotions and memories in an attempt to get home. And get closure.
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Ghost is an expressionistic short film about a little ghost who wakes up alone in a empty town, and tries to find her way back home to her parents, whose relationship hangs by a thread after their loss. The world of the mother and daughter interweaves as she tries to make it trough a alien yet familiar landscape of places, emotions and memories in an attempt to get home. And get closure.
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Genre:Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Tobias Gundorff Boesen
In Theaters:7/22/2011
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Runtime:8 minutes
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